720 Cherry Hill Township Dyslexia Tutors

...In my career, I have also worked as a 1:1 paraprofessional for students with disabilities. These have included all types of students from non verbal students with autism, Students with Aspergers Syndrome, students with mobile challenges and students with dyslexia and other cognitive issues. In my current teaching position, I have many students whose... read more

...I have summarized what my school's curriculum covers for these subjects: Language Arts: explore the literary elements of plot, setting, theme and characterization through a study of novels and anthologies explore non-fictional writing and reading use the elements of poetry make inferences, analyze, and draw conclusions from materials read recognize... read more

...Each student with an autistic diagnosis has his/her own set of needs, and I'm open to working with the parents and student in order to individualize a program that will address their specific needs. I have a son whose special needs include dyslexia and dysgraphic. We homeschooled him, and I'm familiar with working to adapt materials and programs... read more

...A good tutor doesn't just know the subject; she or he figures out the needs of the student and how to best deliver the subject for that particular student. I really enjoy helping students learn and succeed. An added benefit to my being a working teacher is that I'm familiar with the inner workings of a school system and how to most effectively navigate... read more

...Since writing is an integral part of language arts, it is important to understand that writing is a process that begins with planning the work and continuing through the finish products. It is important to know how to write in various genres not only in English classes, but to take these skills to other course work, especially in the content courses,... read more